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Zane Coleman

ZANE COLEMAN

  
Nationality:    African American
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Zane A. Coleman was an award-winning African-American playwright and poet. His plays have been produced at Karamu House, Cleveland Public Theater, East Cleveland Theater, Cuyahoga Community College and at the Roxbury Center of the Arts in Boston. For his poetry, Zane won an Ohio Arts Council award and grant. He studied playwriting at The Cleveland Play House and at Karamu.

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         Three Graces, The

Three Graces, The

Synopsis:
The Three Graces is an African-American adaptation of Chekhovs The Three Sisters, set in a segregated army base in the South during the Second World War that celebrates the three graces of every woman of color: Brilliance, Joy and Flowering.

Notes:
Original Playwright - Anton Chekhov. written by Robert Thomas Noll, Zane Coleman & Pamela Noll

1st Produced:
Our Place Theater Project and Roxbury Center for Arts in Boston, Massachusetts    03 Mar 2006

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1st Published:
http://www.indietheaternow.com/Play/the-three-graces   -

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Genre:
2 act adaptation 110 min

Parts:
Male:  6            Female:  5            Other:  -

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